Marriott at the University of Dayton

Liz Starrett4 months ago

★★★★★

3.0

We stayed here for a soccer tournament, it's a stay to play event so you don't get a choice in hotels. The staff were very friendly. The rooms were fine. We ate at the in hotel restaurant the first night and while our server was great it took a very long time for everything. They were supposed to have a breakfast buffet for the teams, but the first day it was one tray of eggs, some muffins, yogurt, bananas and a few danishes. I asked the front desk later that day if the next breakfast would be similar and they assured me it would be more robust with breakfast meats etc. the next morning breakfast was the same except no yogurt. At the start of the trip all teams had to sign a code of conduct, which was great in theory, but not enforced. Both nights we had our doors kicked, kids running and screaming through the halls. I called the front desk multiple times and they stated security was being sent up, but both times I stood outside my door, because my kid was sleeping and had already been startled awake by our door being kicked , and not once did I see security or any hotel staff come on the floor. I ended up spending over an hour outside of my door to make sure our door was not kicked again. I was not the only room this happened to, it was multiple rooms on multiple floors. I understand a majority of that is on parents to supervise their kids, but when that doesn't happen and the code of conduct is violated the hotel should be enforcing the consequences. For the amount of money spent on this hotel it was a rather unpleasant experience.

Mel Eisele9 months ago

★★★★★

4.0

I booked my stay assuming the lounge was open, it was not and the front desk was rude. I will be back in January, hopefully it will be better. 2 of my 3 stays have not been. Great, I am sure you can see it stay at a lot of Marriots.

Rasmeet Chahil5 months ago

★★★★★

2.0

This hotel was very mid for being a Marriott branded hotel. The walls were very thin and I could hear what my neighbors were doing. The person in the room next to me had their phone going off early in the morning and it disrupted my sleep. I was also given a room right by the elevator bank and there was a group of people talking loudly and drinking around midnight which woke me up. I had to go out and ask them to leave. The breakfast buffet also left a lot to be desired. Very basic options that were the same every single day.